Meet Dr. Bishara Bisharat, representing Arab citizen in Israel’s Ministry of Health during the COVID-19 crisis.

Tag Meir paid a solidarity visit to the family of the unarmed, autistic Palestinian man recently murdered by police in East Jerusalem.

In this moment of crisis, NIF leadership is working with our grantees on the front lines in Israel. Together, we created a Crisis Action Plan to chart the way forward.

This year, the alternative Memorial Day ceremony held by Combatants for Peace and the Parents Circle – Families Forum, was held online and attracted record-breaking numbers of attendees.

NIF grantees argued that hospitals cannot prevent visitors from bringing leavened products for patients during Passover. Israel’s Supreme Court agreed.

Beitar Jerusalem is the most popular and controversial football team in Israel. When a secretive deal by the team’s owner brought in two Muslim players, it inspired the most racist campaign in Israeli sports history that sent the club spiraling out of control. Watch the post-film discussion with director Maya Zinshtein.

For the first time in Israel, a group of Arab and Jewish parents decide to establish a bi-national, bi-lingual school. Bridge Over the Wadi follows the school’s first year. Watch the post-film discussion with director Barak Heymann.

Shatil successfully pressured the Health Ministry to provide adequate medical equipment for Israel’s racially diverse periphery.

Ashkenaz looks at whiteness in Israel and wonders: How did the “Others” of Europe become the “Europe” of the others? Watch the post-film discussion with director Rachel Leah Jones.

With large in-person gatherings banned, Jewish and Arab activists met online to strategize for the fight against both coronavirus and racism.